System, method, and device for generating flight training scheme oriented to individual difference

ABSTRACT

A system, method, and device for generating a flight training scheme oriented to an individual difference are provided to resolve a problem that a differentiated training scheme applicable to a training state of a trainee cannot be generated quickly. The system includes a first apparatus configured to obtain identity information of a user; a second apparatus configured to store training data of the user; a third apparatus configured to read the corresponding training data of the user based on the identity information of the user, obtain a mastery degree of a training item of the user as well as an emotion class and rating of the user corresponding to the training item, configure the training item based on a training scenario, and generate an initial training scheme; and a fourth apparatus configured to configure a flight training simulation environment based on the initial training scheme.

CROSS REFERENCE TO THE RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is based upon and claims priority to Chinese PatentApplication No. 202210540847.3, filed on May 19, 2022, the entirecontents of which are incorporated herein by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the field of computers, andspecifically, to a system, method, and device for generating a flighttraining scheme oriented to an individual difference.

BACKGROUND

A flight ability is a comprehensive ability of successfully completing aflight task, including physical fitness, operation control, andpsychological and emotional control. At present, more advanced devicesand methods have been applied to flight ability training, but the flighttraining schemes are mostly customized by trainers based on trainees'learning states and training content arrangement. While this method canbe personalized for a single trainee, there is a high requirement for ascheme provider, and there are great differences due to differenttrainers.

There are also some computer-based training scheme generation systems.Based on a computer system, training items and training scenarios aremanually selected, and a training scheme is generated by a computer, ora training scheme is matched from a training scheme library based on alearning progress and a mastery degree of a trainee.

Among the existing methods, there are still some deficiencies ingeneration of a differentiated training scheme, a generation speed ofthe training scheme, applicability of the training scheme to thetrainee, online update of the training scheme, and the like.

SUMMARY

To resolve the above problem in the prior art, in other words, toresolve a problem that a differentiated training scheme applicable to atraining state of a trainee cannot be generated quickly, the presentdisclosure provides a system for generating a flight training schemeoriented to an individual difference, including a first apparatus, asecond apparatus, a third apparatus, and a fourth apparatus, where

the first apparatus is configured to obtain identity information of auser;

the second apparatus is configured to store training data of the user;

the third apparatus is configured to read the corresponding trainingdata of the user based on the identity information of the user, obtain amastery degree of a training item of the user as well as an emotionclass and rating that are of the user and correspond to the trainingitem, configure the training item based on a training scenario, andgenerate an initial training scheme; and

the fourth apparatus is configured to configure a flight trainingsimulation environment based on the initial training scheme, where

in a training process, the fourth apparatus collects physiological dataand training item operation data of the user in real time, obtains amastery degree of a current training item of the user as well as anemotion class and rating that are of the user and correspond to thecurrent training item, generates a timing sequence configuration of asubsequent training item, and updates the training scheme.

The initial training scheme is obtained by a preset training efficiencyoptimization method based on duration and environmental constraints ofthe training scenario, the mastery degree of the training item, and theemotion class and rating that are of the user and correspond to thetraining item.

The training efficiency optimization method includes:

obtaining a training item combination with greatest training efficiencyby a preset training efficiency calculation method and a Markov MonteCarlo method based on a training item set.

A second aspect of the present disclosure provides a method forgenerating a flight training scheme oriented to an individualdifference, including:

obtaining identity information of a user;

reading corresponding training data of the user based on the identityinformation of the user, obtaining a mastery degree of a training itemof the user as well as an emotion class and rating that are of the userand correspond to the training item, configuring a training item basedon a training scenario, and generating an initial training scheme; and

configuring a flight training simulation environment based on theinitial training scheme, where

in a training process, physiological data and training item operationdata of the user are collected in real time, the mastery degree of thecurrent training item of the user as well as the emotion class andrating that are of the user and correspond to the current training itemare obtained, a timing sequence configuration of a subsequent trainingitem is generated, and the training scheme is updated.

A third aspect of the present disclosure provides a device, including:

at least one processor; and

a memory communicatively connected to the at least one processor, where

the memory stores an instruction executable by the processor, and theinstruction is configured to be executed by the processor to implementthe above method for generating a flight training scheme oriented to anindividual difference.

A fourth aspect of the present disclosure provides a computer-readablestorage medium. The computer-readable storage medium stores a computerinstruction, and the computer instruction is configured to be executedby a computer to implement the above method for generating a flighttraining scheme oriented to an individual difference.

The present disclosure has the following beneficial effects:

(1) By a computer, the present disclosure obtains historical trainingdata of a user, extracts a mastery degree of a training item of the useras well as an emotion class and rating that are of the user andcorrespond to the training item, configures a training item based on atraining scenario, and generates an initial training scheme, such thateach user can quickly and effectively obtain a differentiated trainingscheme, and applicability of the training scheme to a trainee isimproved.

(2) In a training process, based on a mastery degree of a currenttraining item of the user and an emotion class and rating that are ofthe user and correspond to the current training item, a timing sequenceconfiguration of a subsequent training item is generated, and thetraining scheme is updated. In this way, a training state of the usercan be monitored at any time, and the subsequent training item isadjusted for a purpose of maximizing training efficiency, so as tofurther enhance applicability of the training scheme to the trainee, andgreatly improve training efficiency.

(3) The training efficiency calculation method fully considers trainingduration, the mastery degree of the training item, and the emotion classand rating that are of the user and correspond to the training item,such that the training efficiency better matches an ability of the userin mastering the corresponding training item.

(4) In a process of generating an optimal training item combination, theMarkov Monte Carlo method is used, which greatly reduces optimizationtime, improves the generation efficiency of the training scheme, andalso realizes online update of the training scheme.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

Other features, objectives and advantages of the present disclosure willbecome more apparent upon reading the detailed description of thenon-restrictive embodiments with reference to the following accompanyingdrawings.

FIG. 1 is a schematic frame diagram of a system for generating a flighttraining scheme oriented to an individual difference according to thepresent disclosure; and

FIG. 2 is a schematic flowchart of a method for obtaining a trainingitem combination with greatest training efficiency according to anembodiment of the present disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

A system for generating a flight training scheme oriented to anindividual difference according to the present disclosure includes afirst apparatus, a second apparatus, a third apparatus, and a fourthapparatus.

The first apparatus is configured to obtain identity information of auser.

The second apparatus is configured to store training data of the user.

The third apparatus is configured to read the corresponding trainingdata of the user based on the identity information of the user, obtain amastery degree of a training item of the user as well as an emotionclass and rating that are of the user and correspond to the trainingitem, configure the training item based on a training scenario, andgenerate an initial training scheme.

The fourth apparatus is configured to configure a flight trainingsimulation environment based on the initial training scheme.

In a training process, the fourth apparatus collects physiological dataand training item operation data of the user in real time, obtains amastery degree of a current training item of the user as well as anemotion class and rating that are of the user and correspond to thecurrent training item, generates a timing sequence configuration of asubsequent training item, and updates the training scheme.

To more clearly describe the system for generating a flight trainingscheme oriented to an individual difference according to the presentdisclosure, the embodiments of the present disclosure are described indetail below with reference to the FIG. 1 and FIG. 2.

A system for generating a flight training scheme oriented to anindividual difference according to a first embodiment of the presentdisclosure includes a first apparatus, a second apparatus, a thirdapparatus, and a fourth apparatus, which are described in detail below.

1. First Apparatus

The first apparatus may be a mobile terminal such as a mobile phone, maybe a computer, or the like. The first apparatus is configured toidentify a user, and obtain identity information and permissions of theuser based on obtained identification information (such as an account, apassword, face identification, fingerprint identification, and pupilidentification) of the user.

2. Second Apparatus

As a user training database, the second apparatus is configured to storehistorical training data of the user. The training data includestraining time, a training scheme, a training item, training itemoperation data, and physiological data (including a respiratoryfrequency, a pulse, blood pressure, and the like) that is of the userand corresponds to the training item in each training, and can furtherinclude a mastery degree of the training item as well as an emotionclass and rating that are of the user and correspond to the trainingitem.

In order to obtain a more accurate emotion class, this embodimentfurther adds facial expression data of the user in the training processto the physiological data of the user.

3. Third Apparatus

The third apparatus is a data processing apparatus. A server with astrong remote computing capability can be selected as the thirdapparatus to generate a training scheme with a complex trainingenvironment and long training duration. An intelligent unit of atraining machine or an intelligent mobile terminal can be selected asthe third apparatus to generate a training scheme with a simple trainingenvironment and short training duration.

The third apparatus in this embodiment is configured to readcorresponding training data of the user based on the identityinformation of the user, obtain a mastery degree of a training item ofthe user as well as an emotion class and rating that are of the user andcorrespond to the training item, configure the training item based on atraining scenario, and generate an initial training scheme.

The generation of the initial training scheme is subject to constraintsof the training scenario. The constraints include training duration, anenvironmental constraint, and the like. For example, when a trainingscenario of a flight from city 1 to city 2 is simulated, total durationof training items that can be added cannot exceed total flight duration.In order to achieve authenticity of the training, a training item thatcan be added to a training scheme needs to be selected based on a localenvironmental factor. This part of content has been applied maturely ina simulator, and is not detailed herein.

Training items that can be selected based on the training scenarioconstitute a training item set based on a preset quantity of times thateach item is to be selected. The preset quantity of times that each itemis to be selected is set based on experience. For example, a pressuretest training item is allowed to occur only once in the training scheme,and an instrument fault can occur at most 3 times in the trainingscheme.

After the training item set is obtained, the initial training scheme canbe obtained by a preset training efficiency optimization method based onthe mastery degree of the training item, and the emotion class andrating that are of the user and correspond to the training item. In thisembodiment, the training efficiency optimization method includes:obtaining a training item combination with greatest training efficiencyby a preset training efficiency calculation method and a Markov MonteCarlo method.

Before the training efficiency calculation method is described, basicinformation contained in the training item set needs to be determined,including an item name, the mastery degree of the training item, theemotion class and rating that are of the user and correspond to thetraining item, a quantity of initial joining times of the training item,a quantity of training completion times, last training completion time,and a correlated item and a corresponding correlation degree.

The training efficiency calculation method includes:E _(T0) =E _(ax) +E _(p1) +E _(p2) + . . . +E _(pn) +E _(by)t _(ax) +t _(p1) +t _(p2) + . . . +t _(pn) +t _(by) <t _(T0)

$\begin{matrix}{E_{pn} = {E_{p{n(0)}}\frac{E_{{pn}(0)}}{\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{m_{pn}}{S_{p{n(i)}}E_{p{n(i)}}}}}} \\{E_{p{n(0)}} = {\left( {1 - Z_{pn}} \right)L_{pn}Q_{pn}Y_{pn}}} \\{E_{ax} = {E_{a{x(0)}}\frac{E_{{ax}(0)}}{\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{m_{ax}}{S_{a{x(i)}}E_{a{x(i)}}}}}} \\{E_{a{x(0)}} = {\left( {1 - Z_{ax}} \right)L_{ax}Q_{ax}Y_{ax}}} \\{E_{by} = {E_{b{y(0)}}\frac{E_{{by}(0)}}{\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{m_{by}}{S_{b{y(i)}}E_{b{y(i)}}}}}}\end{matrix}$E _(by(0))=(1−Z _(by))L _(by) Q _(by) Y _(by)

where E_(T0) and t_(T0) represent total training efficiency and totaltraining duration, respectively; E_(ax), E_(ax(0)), E_(ax(i)),S_(ax(i)), m_(ax), t_(ax), Z_(ax), L_(ax), Q_(ax), and Y_(ax) representtraining efficiency, original efficiency, original efficiency of ani^(th) correlated item, a correlation degree with the i^(th) correlateditem, a total quantity of correlated items, training duration, a masterydegree, an emotion class value in a last training, an emotion ratingvalue in the last training, and a forgetting index in an x^(th) trainingitem of a take-off item, respectively; E_(by), E_(by(0)), E_(by(i)),S_(by(i)), m_(by), t_(by), Z_(by), L_(by), Q_(by), and Y_(by) representtraining efficiency, original efficiency, original efficiency of ani^(th) correlated item, a correlation degree with the i^(th) correlateditem, a total quantity of correlated items, training duration, a masterydegree, an emotion class value in a last training, an emotion ratingvalue in the last training, and a forgetting index in a y^(th) trainingitem of a landing item, respectively; and E_(pn), E_(pn(0)), E_(pn(i)),Z_(pn(i)), m_(pn), t_(pn), Z_(pn), L_(pn), Q_(pn), and representtraining efficiency, original efficiency, original efficiency of ani^(th) correlated item, a correlation degree with the i^(th) correlateditem, a total quantity of correlated items, training duration, a masterydegree, an emotion class value in a last training, an emotion ratingvalue in the last training, and a forgetting index in an n^(th) selectedtraining item of a cruise item, respectively.

In this embodiment, the mastery degree is a percentage, for example, themastery degree is 70%. The emotion class is, for example, a fearemotion, a nervous emotion, and a normal emotion. The emotion classvalue is expressed by data, for example, is 0.9 for the fear emotion,0.6 for the nervous emotion, and 0.3 for the normal emotion. There arefour emotion ratings with emotion class values being 0.3, 0.5, 0.7 and0.9 from weak to strong, respectively. If the emotion class is thenormal emotion, the emotion rating value is 0.1. (1−Z_(pn)), (1−Z_(ax)),and (1−Z_(by)) respectively represent indexes indicating thatcorresponding training items are to be trained. The correlated item andthe corresponding correlation degree are preset. For example, for aninstrument fault item in a cruise phase, its correlated items may be setas an instrument fault in a take-off phase and an instrument fault in alanding phase, and corresponding correlation degrees are 0.8 and 0.7,respectively.

The forgetting index is obtained by a forgetting curve based on thequantity of training completion times and the last training completiontime. A method for calculating the forgetting index Y is as follows:

$Y = \left\{ \begin{matrix}1 & {W = 0} \\{G/1} & {W = 1} \\{G/2} & {W = 2} \\{G/4} & {W = 3} \\{G/7} & {W = 4} \\{G/15} & {W = 5} \\{G/30} & {W \geq 6}\end{matrix} \right.$

where G represents a quantity of days between current time and the lasttraining completion time, which is counted in hours, where the part lessthan one day is expressed in a decimal form by a duration proportion,for example, 36 hours is expressed as 1.5 days; and W represents aquantity of times that the corresponding training item has beencompleted.

The training item set includes a take-off item set, a cruise item set,and a landing item set. The training item combination with the greatesttraining efficiency includes the take-off item, the cruise itemcombination, and the landing item, and can be obtained by using theMarkov Monte Carlo method and the above training efficiency calculationmethod. As shown in FIG. 2, specific steps are as follows:

S1: Randomly generate a first cruise training scheme based on the cruiseitem set; and initialize a variable D as 1.

S2: Calculate total training efficiency E_(p) ¹ of the first cruisetraining scheme.E _(p) =E _(p1) +E _(p2) + . . . +E _(pn)

S3: Retain D items of intermediate items in the first cruise trainingscheme, and replace the rest items with items randomly selected from thecruise item set to obtain a second cruise training scheme.

S4: Calculate total training efficiency E_(p) ¹ of the second cruisetraining scheme, whereE _(p) ¹ =E _(p1) ¹ +E _(p2) ¹ + . . . +E _(pn) ¹

E_(pn) ¹ represents training efficiency of an n^(th) selected trainingitem in the second cruise training scheme.

S5: Accept or reject the second cruise training scheme according to aMetropolis criterion, stop iteration when a value of the variable D isequal to a quantity of intermediate items in the second cruise trainingscheme, and take the second cruise training scheme as a preferred cruiseitem combination.

S6: Obtain a take-off item combination with greatest training efficiencyfrom the take-off item set and a landing item combination with greatesttraining efficiency from the landing item set, to form the training itemcombination with the greatest training efficiency together with thepreferred cruise item combination.

In step S5, the accepting or rejecting the second cruise training schemeincludes:

when accepting the second cruise training scheme, if a decrease ratio ofthe total training efficiency of the second cruise training schemecompared with the total training efficiency of the first cruise trainingscheme is less than K_(D) for consecutive H_(D) times, determining thatD=D+1, and replacing the first cruise training scheme with the secondcruise training scheme, and performing S3; otherwise, replacing thefirst cruise training scheme with the second cruise training scheme, andperforming S3; or

when rejecting the second cruise training scheme, discarding the secondcruise training scheme and performing S3.

H_(D) represents a preset quantity of times under a corresponding valueof the variable D, and K_(D) represents a preset threshold under thecorresponding value of the variable D.

After the training item combination with the greatest trainingefficiency is obtained, the initial training scheme is obtained byperforming the following steps:

(1) Extract a training item sequence of the training item combinationwith the greatest training efficiency. The training item sequence may bearranged randomly. If there are training items that have a sequentialcorrelation relationship, the correlated training items are randomlyarranged as a random arrangement unit, and correlated training itemunits are arranged in sequence based on a forward-backward correlationrelationship.

(2) Obtain training item intensity of a training item in the trainingitem combination with the greatest training efficiency based on a presetmapping relationship between an emotion class and rating and trainingitem intensity. An example of the mapping relationship between theemotion class and rating and the training item intensity is shown inTable 1.

TABLE 1 First rating Second rating Third rating Fourth rating Fear 4 3 21 Nervous 8 7 6 5 Normal 10

The training item intensity is a proportion of a simulation reality ofthe training item. For example, a pressure index of a pressure lossenvironment training is simulated as a percentage based on an intensityvalue. Level 1 corresponds to 10% of a normal pressure loss parameter,level 8 corresponds to 80% of the normal pressure loss parameter, andlevel 10 corresponds to 100% of the normal pressure loss parameter. Foranother example, in a dive training, level 1 corresponds to 10% of amaximum dive angle and 10% of a velocity, level 8 corresponds to 80% ofthe maximum dive angle and 80% of the velocity, and level 10 correspondsto 100% of the maximum dive angle and 100% of the velocity.

(3) Generate the initial training scheme based on the training itemsequence and the training item intensity.

4. Fourth Apparatus

The fourth apparatus is a flight simulator, and the flight simulatorconfigures a flight training simulation environment based on the initialtraining scheme, the training item sequence, and the training itemintensity, to wait for the user to perform training.

In the training process, the training scheme is also updated. Thetraining scheme may be updated by the third apparatus and sent back tothe fourth apparatus, or directly updated by the fourth apparatus. Thefourth apparatus configures a flight training simulation environment fora subsequent to-be-completed training item based on an updated trainingscheme.

A method for updating the training scheme includes:

deducting, from the training item set, a quantity of times that acompleted training item can be selected;

adding a corresponding training item to the training item set by apreset training addition determining method based on a mastery degree ofa last completed training item and an emotion class and rating that areof the user and correspond to the last completed training item;

based on an updated training item set, taking a current training schemeas the first cruise training scheme, taking an uncompleted intermediateitem as an optimization object, and updating the cruise item combinationby performing S2 to S5 in the method for obtaining the training itemcombination with the greatest training efficiency; and

updating the training scheme based on an updated cruise itemcombination.

The preset training addition determining method includes:

determining that an emotion class and rating that are of the user andcorrespond to the completed training item are within a preset range ofan adding-allowed training, where the preset range of the adding-allowedtraining includes the first and second ratings of the fear emotion andthe first to the third ratings of the nervous emotion; and

taking a maximum quantity of times that a training item is allowed in asingle training as a first constraint, and obtaining a quantity of timesof added trainings based on a first mapping relationship, where thefirst mapping relationship is a preset mapping relationship between themastery degree of the training item, an increase range of the masterydegree of the training item, and the quantity of times of addedtrainings, as shown in Table 2.

TABLE 2 First Second First Second Third rating rating rating ratingrating of the of the of the of the of the fear fear nervous nervousnervous emotion emotion emotion emotion emotion Quantity 2 1 1 2 1 oftimes of added trainings

A method for generating a flight training scheme oriented to anindividual difference according to a second embodiment of the presentdisclosure includes:

obtaining identity information of a user;

reading corresponding training data of the user based on the identityinformation of the user, obtaining a mastery degree of a training itemof the user as well as an emotion class and rating that are of the userand correspond to the training item, configuring the training item basedon a training scenario, and generating an initial training scheme; and

configuring a flight training simulation environment based on theinitial training scheme, where

in a training process, physiological data and training item operationdata of the user are collected in real time, a mastery degree of acurrent training item of the user as well as an emotion class and ratingthat are of the user and correspond to the current training item areobtained, a timing sequence configuration of a subsequent training itemis generated, and the training scheme is updated.

Those skilled in the art can clearly understand that, for convenienceand brevity of description, reference may be made to correspondingprocesses in the above system embodiments for specific working processesand related description of the method, and details are not describedherein again.

It should be noted that the generation of a flight training schemeoriented to an individual difference in the above embodiments isillustrated only based on division of the above functional modules. Inpractical application, the foregoing functions may be completed bydifferent functional modules according to needs. That is, the modules orsteps in the embodiments of the present disclosure can be decomposed orcombined again, for example, the modules of the above embodiments can becombined into one module or further divided into a plurality ofsub-modules to complete all or part of the functions described above.The names of the modules and steps involved in the embodiments of thepresent disclosure are only for distinguishing each module or step, andshould not be regarded as improper limitations on the presentdisclosure.

A device according to a third embodiment of the present disclosureincludes:

at least one processor; and

a memory communicatively connected to the at least one processor, where

the memory stores an instruction executable by the processor, and theinstruction is configured to be executed by the processor to implementthe above method for generating a flight training scheme oriented to anindividual difference.

A computer-readable storage medium according to a fourth embodiment ofthe present disclosure stores a computer instruction, and the computerinstruction is configured to be executed by a computer to implement theabove method for generating a flight training scheme oriented to anindividual difference.

Those skilled in the art can clearly understand that, for convenienceand brevity of description, reference may be made to correspondingprocesses in the above method embodiments for specific working processesand related description of the storage apparatus and processingapparatus, and details are not described herein again.

Particularly, according to the embodiments of the present disclosure,the process described above with reference to the flowchart may beimplemented as a computer software program. For example, an embodimentof the present disclosure includes a computer program product includinga computer program carried by a computer-readable medium. The computerprogram includes program code for executing the method shown in theflowchart. In this embodiment, the computer program may be downloadedfrom a network by means of the communication part and installed, and/orbe installed from the removable medium. When the computer program isexecuted by the CPU, the functions defined in the method of the presentdisclosure are executed. It should be noted that, the computer-readablemedium in the present disclosure may be a computer-readable signalmedium, a computer-readable storage medium, or a combination thereof.The computer-readable storage medium, may be, for example, but notlimited to, electrical, magnetic, optical, electromagnetic, infrared, orsemiconductor systems, apparatuses, or devices, or any combinationthereof. More specific examples of the computer-readable storage mediummay include, but are not limited to: an electric connector with one ormore wires, a portable computer magnetic disk, a hard disk, a RAM, aROM, an erasable programmable read-only memory (EPROM or flash memory),an optical fiber, a portable compact disk read-only memory (CD-ROM), anoptical storage device, a magnetic storage device, or any propercombination thereof. In the present disclosure, the computer-readablestorage medium may be any tangible medium including or storing aprogram, and the program may be used by or used in combination with aninstruction execution system, apparatus or device. In the presentdisclosure, the computer-readable signal medium may include a datasignal propagated in a baseband or propagated as a part of a carrier,and carries computer-readable program code. The propagated data signalmay be in various forms, including but not limited to an electromagneticsignal, an optical signal, or any suitable combination thereof. Thecomputer-readable signal medium may alternatively be anycomputer-readable medium except the computer-readable storage medium.The computer-readable medium may send, propagate or transmit a programused by or used in combination with an instruction execution system,apparatus or device. The program code contained on the computer-readablemedium may be transmitted using any suitable medium, including but notlimited to: wireless, wire, optical fiber, RF, or any suitablecombination thereof.

The computer program code for executing the operations in the presentdisclosure may be compiled by one or more program design languages or acombination thereof. The programming languages include object orientedprogramming languages, such as Java, Smalltalk, and C++, andconventional procedural programming languages, such as C or similarprogramming languages. The program code may be executed fully on a usercomputer, executed partially on a user computer, executed as anindependent software package, executed partially on a user computer andpartially on a remote computer, or executed fully on a remote computeror a server. When a remote computer is involved, the remote computer maybe connected to the user computer via any type of network including aLAN or a wide area network (WAN), or may be connected to an externalcomputer (for example, connected via the Internet by an Internet serviceprovider).

The flowcharts and block diagrams in the accompanying drawingsillustrate system architectures, functions and operations that may beimplemented by the system, method and computer program product accordingto the embodiments of the present disclosure. In this regard, each blockin the flowcharts or block diagrams may represent a module, a programsegment or a part of code, and the module, the program segment or thepart of code includes one or more executable instructions forimplementing specified logic functions. It should also be noted that, insome alternative implementations, the functions marked in the blocks mayalternatively be performed in an order different from that marked in thedrawings. For example, two successively shown blocks actually may beexecuted in parallel substantially, or may be executed in reverse ordersometimes, depending on the functions involved. It should also be notedthat each block in the block diagrams and/or flowcharts and combinationsof the blocks in the block diagrams and/or flowcharts may be implementedby a dedicated hardware-based system for executing specified functionsor operations, or may be implemented by a combination of dedicatedhardware and computer instructions.

Terms such as “first” and “second” are intended to distinguish betweensimilar objects, rather than describe or indicate a specific order orsequence.

Terms “include”, “comprise” or any other variations thereof are intendedto cover non-exclusive inclusions, such that a process, a method, anarticle, or a device/apparatus including a series of elements not onlyincludes those elements, but also includes other elements that are notexplicitly listed, or also includes inherent elements of the process,the method, the article or the device/apparatus.

The technical solutions of the present disclosure are described withreference to the preferred implementations shown in the accompanyingdrawings. Those skilled in the art should easily understand that theprotection scope of the present disclosure is apparently not limited tothese specific implementations. Those skilled in the art can makeequivalent changes or substitutions to the relevant technical featureswithout departing from the principles of the present disclosure, and thetechnical solutions after these changes or substitutions should fallwithin the protection scope of the present disclosure.

What is claimed is:
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A system for generating a flight training schemeoriented to an individual difference, comprising a first apparatus, asecond apparatus, a third apparatus, and a fourth apparatus, wherein thefirst apparatus is configured to obtain identity information of a user;the second apparatus is configured to store training data of the user;the third apparatus is configured to read the training data of the userbased on the identity information of the user, the third apparatus isconfigured to obtain a mastery degree of a training item of the user aswell as an emotion class and rating of the user, wherein the emotionclass and rating correspond to the training item, the third apparatus isconfigured to configure the training item based on a training scenario,and the third apparatus is configured to generate an initial trainingscheme; and the fourth apparatus is configured to configure a flighttraining simulation environment based on the initial training scheme,wherein in a training process, the fourth apparatus collectsphysiological data of the user and training item operation data of theuser in real time, the fourth apparatus obtains a mastery degree of acurrent training item of the user as well as an emotion class and ratingof the user, wherein the emotion class and rating correspond to thecurrent training item, the fourth apparatus generates a timing sequenceconfiguration of a subsequent training item, and the fourth apparatusupdates a training scheme; wherein a method for generating the initialtraining scheme comprises: obtaining the initial training scheme by apreset training efficiency optimization method based on a duration ofthe training scenario and environmental constraints of the trainingscenario, a mastery degree of the training item, and an emotion classand rating of the user, wherein the emotion class and rating correspondto the training item; wherein the preset training efficiencyoptimization method comprises: obtaining a training item combinationwith a greatest training efficiency by a preset training efficiencycalculation method and a Markov Monte Carlo method based on a trainingitem set; and wherein training item information in the training item setcomprises an item name, the mastery degree of the training item, theemotion class and rating of the user, wherein the emotion class andrating correspond to the training item, a quantity of initial joiningtimes of the training item, a quantity of training completion times, alast training completion time, and a correlated item and a correlationdegree corresponding to the correlated item; and the preset trainingefficiency calculation method comprises:E _(T0) =E _(ax) +E _(p1) +E _(p2) + . . . +E _(pn) +E _(by)t _(ax) t _(p1) +t _(p2) + . . . +t _(pn) +t _(by) <t _(T0)$\begin{matrix}{E_{pn} = {E_{p{n(0)}}\frac{E_{{pn}(0)}}{\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{m_{pn}}{S_{p{n(i)}}E_{p{n(i)}}}}}} \\{E_{p{n(0)}} = {\left( {1 - Z_{pn}} \right)L_{pn}Q_{pn}Y_{pn}}} \\{E_{ax} = {E_{a{x(0)}}\frac{E_{{ax}(0)}}{\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{m_{ax}}{S_{a{x(i)}}E_{a{x(i)}}}}}} \\{E_{a{x(0)}} = {\left( {1 - Z_{ax}} \right)L_{ax}Q_{ax}Y_{ax}}} \\{E_{by} = {E_{b{y(0)}}\frac{E_{{by}(0)}}{\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{m_{by}}{S_{b{y(i)}}E_{b{y(i)}}}}}} \\{E_{{by}(0)} = {\left( {1 - Z_{by}} \right)L_{by}Q_{by}Y_{by}}}\end{matrix}$ wherein E_(T0) and t_(T0) represent a total trainingefficiency and a total training duration, respectively; E_(ax),E_(ax(0)), E_(ax(i)), S_(ax(i)), m_(ax), t_(ax), Z_(ax), L_(ax), Q_(ax),and Y_(ax) represent a training efficiency in an x^(th) training item ofa take-off item, an original efficiency in the x^(th) training item ofthe take-off item, an original efficiency of an i^(th) correlated itemin the x^(th) training item of the take-off item, a correlation degreewith the i^(th) correlated item in the x^(th) training item of thetake-off item, a total quantity of correlated items in the x^(th)training item of the take-off item, a training duration in the x^(th)training item of the take-off item, a mastery degree in the x^(th)training item of the take-off item, an emotion class value in a lasttraining in the x^(th) training item of the take-off item, an emotionrating value in the last training in the x^(th) training item of thetake-off item, and a first forgetting index in the x^(th) training itemof the take-off item, respectively; E_(by), E_(by(0)), E_(by(i)),S_(by(i)), m_(by), t_(by), Z_(by), L_(by), Q_(by), and Y_(by) representa training efficiency in a y^(th) training item of a landing item, anoriginal efficiency in the y^(th) training item of the landing item, anoriginal efficiency of an i^(th) correlated item in the y^(th) trainingitem of the landing item, a correlation degree with the i^(th)correlated item in the y^(th) training item of the landing item, a totalquantity of correlated items in the y^(th) training item of the landingitem, a training duration in the y^(th) training item of the landingitem, a mastery degree in the y^(th) training item of the landing item,an emotion class value in a last training in the y^(th) training item ofthe landing item, an emotion rating value in the last training in they^(th) training item of the landing item, and a second forgetting indexin the y^(th) training item of the landing item, respectively; E_(pn),E_(pn(0)), E_(pn(i)), S_(pn(i)), m_(pn), t_(pn), Z_(pn), L_(pn), Q_(pn),and Y_(pn) represent a training efficiency in an n^(th) selectedtraining item of a cruise item, an original efficiency in the n^(th)selected training item of the cruise item, an original efficiency of ani^(th) correlated item in the n^(th) selected training item of thecruise item, a correlation degree with the i^(th) correlated item in then^(th) selected training item of the cruise item, a total quantity ofcorrelated items in the n^(th) selected training item of the cruiseitem, a training duration in the n^(th) selected training item of thecruise item, a mastery degree in the n^(th) selected training item ofthe cruise item, an emotion class value in a last training in the n^(th)selected training item of the cruise item, an emotion rating value inthe last training in the n^(th) selected training item of the cruiseitem, and a third forgetting index in the n^(th) selected training itemof the cruise item, respectively; and the first forgetting index, thesecond forgetting index, and the third forgetting index are obtained bya forgetting curve based on the quantity of training completion timesand the last training completion time.
 2. The system according to claim1, wherein a method for obtaining the initial training scheme comprises:extracting a training item sequence of the training item combinationwith the greatest training efficiency; obtaining a training itemintensity of a training item in the training item combination with thegreatest training efficiency based on a preset mapping relationshipbetween an emotion class and rating and the training item intensity; andgenerating the initial training scheme based on the training itemsequence and the training item intensity.
 3. The system according toclaim 2, wherein the training item set comprises a take-off item set, acruise item set, and a landing item set; and the training itemcombination with the greatest training efficiency comprises the take-offitem, the cruise item combination, and the landing item, and thetraining item combination with the greatest training efficiency isobtained by a method, wherein the method comprises: S1: randomlygenerating a first cruise training scheme based on the cruise item set;and initializing a variable D as 1; S2: calculating a total trainingefficiency E_(p) of the first cruise training scheme by the followingequation:E _(p) =E _(p1) +E _(p2) + . . . +E _(pn) S3: retaining D items ofintermediate items in the first cruise training scheme, and replacingrest items in the first cruise training scheme with items randomlyselected from the cruise item set to obtain a second cruise trainingscheme; S4: calculating a total training efficiency E_(p) ¹ of thesecond cruise training scheme by the following equation:E _(p) ¹ =E _(p1) ¹ +E _(p2) ¹ + . . . +E _(pn) ¹ wherein E_(pn) ¹represents a training efficiency of an n^(th) selected training item inthe second cruise training scheme; S5: accepting or rejecting the secondcruise training scheme according to a Metropolis criterion, stoppingiteration when a value of the variable D is equal to a quantity ofintermediate items in the second cruise training scheme, and taking thesecond cruise training scheme as a selected cruise item combination; andS6: obtaining a take-off item combination with the greatest trainingefficiency from the take-off item set and a landing item combinationwith the greatest training efficiency from the landing item set, to formthe training item combination with the greatest training efficiencytogether with the selected cruise item combination; wherein in step S5,the step of accepting or rejecting the second cruise training schemecomprises: when accepting the second cruise training scheme, if adecrease ratio of the total training efficiency of the second cruisetraining scheme compared with the total training efficiency of the firstcruise training scheme is less than K_(D) for consecutive H_(D) times,determining that D=D+1, and replacing the first cruise training schemewith the second cruise training scheme, and performing S3; otherwise,replacing the first cruise training scheme with the second cruisetraining scheme, and performing S3; or when rejecting the second cruisetraining scheme, discarding the second cruise training scheme andperforming S3; wherein H_(D) represents a preset quantity of times underthe value of the variable D, and K_(D) represents a preset thresholdunder the value of the variable D.
 4. The system according to claim 3,wherein the fourth apparatus is a flight simulator, and the flightsimulator configures the flight training simulation environment based onthe initial training scheme, the training item sequence, and thetraining item intensity.
 5. The system according to claim 3, wherein inthe training process, a method for updating the training schemecomprises: deducting, from the training item set, a quantity of times,wherein a completed training item is configured to be selected thequantity of times; adding a corresponding training item to the trainingitem set by a preset training addition determining method based on amastery degree of a last completed training item and an emotion classand rating of the user, wherein the emotion class and rating correspondto the last completed training item to obtain an updated training itemset; based on the updated training item set, taking a current trainingscheme as the first cruise training scheme, taking an uncompletedintermediate item as an optimization object, and updating the cruiseitem combination by performing S2 to S5 in the method for obtaining thetraining item combination with the greatest training efficiency toobtain an updated cruise item combination; and updating the trainingscheme based on the updated cruise item combination.
 6. The systemaccording to claim 5, wherein the preset training addition determiningmethod comprises: determining that an emotion class and rating of theuser are within a preset range of an adding-allowed training, whereinthe emotion class and rating correspond to the completed training item;and taking a maximum quantity of times as a constraint, wherein thetraining item is allowed the maximum quantity of times in a singletraining, and obtaining a quantity of times of added trainings based ona mapping relationship, wherein the mapping relationship is a presetmapping relationship between the mastery degree of the training item, anincrease range of the mastery degree of the training item, and thequantity of times of added trainings.
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A method for generating aflight training scheme oriented to an individual difference, comprising:obtaining identity information of a user; reading training data of theuser based on the identity information of the user, obtaining a masterydegree of a training item of the user as well as an emotion class andrating of the user, wherein the emotion class and rating correspond tothe training item, configuring the training item based on a trainingscenario, and generating an initial training scheme; and configuring aflight training simulation environment based on the initial trainingscheme, wherein in a training process, physiological data of the userand training item operation data of the user are collected in real time,a mastery degree of a current training item of the user as well as anemotion class and rating of the user, wherein the emotion class andrating correspond to the current training item are obtained, a timingsequence configuration of a subsequent training item is generated, and atraining scheme is updated; wherein a method for generating the initialtraining scheme comprises: obtaining the initial training scheme by apreset training efficiency optimization method based on a duration ofthe training scenario and environmental constraints of the trainingscenario, a mastery degree of the training item, and an emotion classand rating of the user, wherein the emotion class and rating correspondto the training item; wherein the preset training efficiencyoptimization method comprises: obtaining a training item combinationwith a greatest training efficiency by a preset training efficiencycalculation method and a Markov Monte Carlo method based on a trainingitem set; and wherein training item information in the training item setcomprises an item name, the mastery degree of the training item, theemotion class and rating of the user, wherein the emotion class andrating correspond to the training item, a quantity of initial joiningtimes of the training item, a quantity of training completion times, alast training completion time, and a correlated item and a correlationdegree corresponding to the correlated item; and the preset trainingefficiency calculation method comprises:E _(T0) =E _(ax) +E _(p1) +E _(p2) + . . . +E _(pn) +E _(by)t _(ax) +t _(p1) +t _(p2) + . . . +t _(pn) +t _(by) <t _(T0)$\begin{matrix}{E_{pn} = {E_{p{n(0)}}\frac{E_{{pn}(0)}}{\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{m_{pn}}{S_{p{n(i)}}E_{p{n(i)}}}}}} \\{E_{p{n(0)}} = {\left( {1 - Z_{pn}} \right)L_{pn}Q_{pn}Y_{pn}}} \\{E_{ax} = {E_{a{x(0)}}\frac{E_{{ax}(0)}}{\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{m_{ax}}{S_{a{x(i)}}E_{a{x(i)}}}}}} \\{E_{a{x(0)}} = {\left( {1 - Z_{ax}} \right)L_{ax}Q_{ax}Y_{ax}}} \\{E_{by} = {E_{b{y(0)}}\frac{E_{{by}(0)}}{\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{m_{by}}{S_{b{y(i)}}E_{b{y(i)}}}}}}\end{matrix}$E _(by(0))=(1−Z _(by))L _(by) Q _(by) Y _(by) wherein E_(T0) and t_(T0)represent a total training efficiency and a total training duration,respectively; E_(ax), E_(ax(0)), E_(ax(i)), S_(ax(i)), m_(ax), t_(ax),Z_(ax), L_(ax), Q_(ax), and Y_(ax) represent a training efficiency in anx^(th) training item of a take-off item, an original efficiency in thex^(th) training item of the take-off item, an original efficiency of ani^(th) correlated item in the x^(th) training item of the take-off item,a correlation degree with the i^(th) correlated item in the x^(th)training item of the take-off item, a total quantity of correlated itemsin the x^(th) training item of the take-off item, a training duration inthe x^(th) training item of the take-off item, a mastery degree in thex^(th) training item of the take-off item, an emotion class value in alast training in the x^(th) training item of the take-off item, anemotion rating value in the last training in the x^(th) training item ofthe take-off item, and a first forgetting index in the x^(th) trainingitem of the take-off item, respectively; E_(by), E_(by(0)), E_(by(i)),S_(by(i)), m_(by), t_(by), Z_(by), L_(by), Q_(by), and Y_(by) representa training efficiency in a y^(th) training item of a landing item, anoriginal efficiency in the y^(th) training item of the landing item, anoriginal efficiency of an i^(th) correlated item in the y^(th) trainingitem of the landing item, a correlation degree with the i^(th)correlated item in the y^(th) training item of the landing item, a totalquantity of correlated items in the y^(th) training item of the landingitem, a training duration in the y^(th) training item of the landingitem, a mastery degree in the y^(th) training item of the landing item,an emotion class value in a last training in the y^(th) training item ofthe landing item, an emotion rating value in the last training in they^(th) training item of the landing item, and a second forgetting indexin the y^(th) training item of the landing item, respectively; E_(pn),E_(pn(0)), E_(pn(i)), S_(pn(i)), m_(pn), t_(pn), Z_(pn), L_(pn), Q_(pn),and Y_(pn) represent a training efficiency in an n^(th) selectedtraining item of a cruise item, an original efficiency in the n^(th)selected training item of the cruise item, an original efficiency of ani^(th) correlated item in the n^(th) selected training item of thecruise item, a correlation degree with the i^(th) correlated item in then^(th) selected training item of the cruise item, a total quantity ofcorrelated items in the n^(th) selected training item of the cruiseitem, a training duration in the n^(th) selected training item of thecruise item, a mastery degree in the n^(th) selected training item ofthe cruise item, an emotion class value in a last training in the n^(th)selected training item of the cruise item, an emotion rating value inthe last training in the n^(th) selected training item of the cruiseitem, and a third forgetting index in the n^(th) selected training itemof the cruise item, respectively; and the first forgetting index, thesecond forgetting index, and the third forgetting index are obtained bya forgetting curve based on the quantity of training completion timesand the last training completion time.
 8. A device, comprising: at leastone processor; and a memory, wherein the memory is communicativelyconnected to the at least one processor, wherein an instructionexecutable by the processor is stored in the memory, and the instructionis configured to be executed by the processor to implement the methodaccording to claim
 7. 9. A computer-readable storage medium, wherein acomputer instruction is stored in the computer-readable storage medium,and the computer instruction is configured to be executed by a computerto implement the method according to claim 7.